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The log-Gamma function is an important special function of mathematics, and its principal branch is required in many applications. We develop here the mathematics required to evaluate the principal branch to arbitrary precision, including a new bound for the error in Stirling's asymptotic series. We conclude with a discussion of the implementation of the principal branch of the log-Gamma function in the Maple symbolic algebra system, starting with version Maple V, Release 3.
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We introduce a finite element method which is piecewise continuous on the microscopic scale of the spatial resolution h but discontinuous on the mesoscopic scale h Ξ΄ , Ξ΄ β (0, 1). The method is designed to capture the morphology of needle twin structures frequently found in ferric and pseudo-elastic